Rose Hill Manor a costly white elephant for Frederick County
Frederick County has owned Rose Hill Manor since 1969 with $401 400 spent from taxpayers and federal and state funds. Restoration costs loom at $300 000 to $400 000 more while plans wobble amid funding gaps and shifting opinions on preserving Governor Johnson era features. Archeologist Julius Glenn Little II proposes changing exterior to a 1845 look and interior to reflect 1811 Johnson era atmosphere.
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Frederick County
Rose Hill Manor
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
State Department of Parks and Forests
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Katherine S. Kramer
Frederick County Park & Recreation Commission
Thomas Summers
Commission
My. Summers
Board of Commissioners
Johnson
Mansion House
Jook
Battlements
Heaven
Julius Glenn Little II
Little
Frederick County Debates Mansion Home Use and Downtown Revival
Local officials weigh converting Rose Hill Manor into a community hub while leveraging adjoining land for recreation and 4-H activities. A costly restoration remains debated as taxpayers face potential funding for a century old mansion. An $89,000 downtown plan seeks $9 million to lift Frederick’s image with HUD and state support possibly absorbing costs.
Aerosol sprays linked to premalignant lung cells
A Colorado doctor reports preliminary findings that exposure to aerosol sprays may cause premalignant cellular changes in 75 patients. Tests by Dr. Gene Saccomann on 48 patients showed dysplastic cells ranging from mild to marked, with some cases in teens. Further study and official agency comments follow.
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Washington
Colorado
William O. Good
Montrose, Cole
Gene Saccomann
Dr. Good
DuPont
Good
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John Gowdy
Germany
England
U. S
Nixon uses consumer caution as economic lever
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley explains Nixon aims to push saving up to 8.1 percent of income to spur spending. Economists say higher saving throttles recovery, while Nixon argues stimulus and tax moves will restore confidence and support growth amid unemployment and inflation.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Middle East
White House
Certai
Kissinger
China
Vietnam
Frederick events span hotel venture to music recitals
The community heads Oct 1 meeting at the YMCA to train stock sales staff for Frederick's proposed $900000 hotel. Visitation Convent marks its Diamond Jubilee with packed services and a strong sermon. Hood College Conservatory to begin semi monthly student recitals Oct 6. Mayor Rice reports federal approval for East South Street improvements and urban system inclusion. A tractor trailer overturned on Route 40 disrupting main telephone cables. Luther Youngdahl and Mrs. Youngdahl attend church as he is confirmed as U S District Court Judge in Washington.
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Visitation Convent
Thomas
Donald B. Rice
Russell H McCain
Federa
East South Street
Frederick City
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
Youngdahl
Evangelical Reformed Church
United States District Court
Washington
A Woman on the High Court
Senators Ervin and Jordan urge President Nixon to appoint North Carolina Judge Susie Marshall Sharp to the U S Supreme Court. They praise her intellect and integrity and note her trailblazing career as the state’s first woman Superior Court Judge and first woman Supreme Court Justice. The piece highlights broader calls by the National Women’s Political Caucus and others for qualified women judges and discusses public expectations and concerns about ideology in high court appointments.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
North Carolina
B. Everett Jordan
Nixon
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Susie Marshall Sharp
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Judge Sharp
Sharp
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Law School of the University
North Carolina Law Review
Supreme Court
Ervin and
Jordan
National Women's Political Caucus
Shirley Hufstedler
9Th
U. S. Circuit Court
California
U. S. District Court
Cornelia Kennedy
Detroit
Constance Baker Motley
New York
Congress
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Toni
George Ward
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Kennedy Center For the Arts
Cousins
Kennedy Center
Washington Post
Wolf von Eckardt
von Eckardt
Irving Kolodin
Kolodin
Saturday
Traiwanr
Neal
Reand
Trek Andersn
C‘mon
Consumers
YMCA
Conservatory of Music, Hood College
News-Post
Route 40
Ridgeville
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